galaxie-shell 0.2.6

Galaxie Shell is a autonomous shell ready for CI and low tech OS

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GLXSH - Galaxie Shell

The Project

The goal of Galaxie-Shell is to provide a POSIX Shell for micro system like pyBoard or MicroPi.

at end it should be possible to execute POSIX Script Shell on MicroPython (Long time target).

The application Galaxie Shell is a Read Eval Print Loop (RELP) write with Python based on Native module call Cmd

The project implement POSIX Standard from the OpenGroup https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/

The OpenGroup permit a implementation where all utilities are builtins command, and that is what Galaxie-Shell do. I code it, because i like understand how a system work. Copy the code , use it , that is here for the public community.

The project provide a application class name GLXShell oriented unix SHELL. and two entry point glxsh, glxush.

The goal is to permit everyone to start they own project around a SHELL as UI.

Links

Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/Tuuux/galaxie-shell/

Read the Doc: https://galaxie-shell.readthedocs.io/

PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/galaxie-shell/

PyPI Test: https://test.pypi.org/project/galaxie-shell/

Wokwi: https://wokwi.com/projects/312818372713644610

All ready implemented features

• Totally autonomous All in One shell
• Capability to build a one-file static binary file
• Can load a script file as argument
• Can execute command from passing arguments
• Interactive shell when call without arguments
• Builtins POSIX command (basename, cat, cd, mkdir, pwd, rmdir, uname, etc ...)
• Exit status for build in or external command
• POSIX Pipe
• Alias and UnAlias
• PS1 env var can be export

Application

• Use on front of a Unikernel
• Use on front of a minimal Alpine Linux or OpenWrt
• Simplify CI CD
• Use a MicroPython device as a Unix host

Installation

Installation via pip

pip install galaxie-shell

Installation via pip (test)

pip install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ galaxie-shell

Next Step:

Now you can the start the glxsh entry point On Unix host with MicroPython

  $> micropython ./glxshell/glxush.py
  ******************************* GLXUSH V0.2.6 **********************************

  LICENSE WTFPL V2
  LOADER MICROPYTHON V1.18.0 MPY 2566
  EXEC PYTHON V3.4.0
  1.98MB MEMORY SYSTEM
  1.91MB FREE

  >

On Debian host with Python

  $> glxsh
  ******************************* GLXSH V0.2.6 **********************************

  LICENSE WTFPL V2
  LOADER CPYTHON 3.9.2.FINAL.0
  EXEC PYTHON V3.9.2 (DEFAULT, FEB 28 2021, 17:03:44)
  [GCC 10.2.1 20210110]
  7.60GB RAM SYSTEM
  245.14MB FREE

  >

For each command you can get help with man command line, by exemple for ls help use man ls, or call man without argument for know builtin commands list.

Note: Internal builtins commands have precedence, if a command is not Internal builtins commands then glxshell , call it as subprocess.

  > man

    Documented commands (type man <topic>):
    =======================================
    alias     cd     cp    dirname  env    head  mkdir  rm     tail  touch  umask
    basename  chmod  date  du       exit   ls    mv     rmdir  tee   true   unalias
    cat       clear  df    echo     false  man   pwd    sleep  time  tty    uname

Builtins implemented utilities

• alias
• basename
• cat
• cd
• chmod
• clear
• cp
• date
• df
• dirname
• du
• echo
• env
• exit
• false
• head
• ls
• mkdir
• mv
• pwd
• rm
• rmdir
• sleep
• tail
• tee
• time
• touch
• true
• tty
• umask
• unalias
• uname

Roadmap

• implement the POSIX utility as describe by the OpenGroup
• Background Task
• Implement reserved POSIX environment variable name (HOME, PS1, etc)
• deal with env and export
• better one-file binary distribution
• Load setting from a configuration file
• Have no dependency from outside